SD-Link KRT2Avionics

SD-Link KRT2-E

5,0 9 reviews

129,00 

Bluetooth adapter (BLE) for TQ KRT2 VHF radios — transmit frequencies and station plaintext SkyDemon and Sky-Map years KRT2Plug & Play, 12–28 V. For experimental use only.

Delivery time: Standard shipping (1–5 business days)

Plug & Play5-28 VBLE 5.024 months

Description

TQ KRT2 Bluetooth adapter for SkyDemon, Sky-Map and other navigation apps — SD-KRT2-E.

The SD-KRT2-E is simply placed between the TQ KRT2 The radio and the existing Sub-D connector were installed — entirely without additional wiring, soldering, or mechanical modifications. SkyDemon or Sky-Map You transmit standby and active frequencies directly to the radio; additionally, the Plain text name the radio station automatically on the display of the KRT2.

You are already using an EFIS (e.g. Garmin G3X, Dynon, Nesis)? Then we recommend the dual-source variant. SD-KRT2-DS — for the simultaneous use of EFIS and SkyDemon without rewiring.

Key Features

  • Compatibility: TQ KRT2-S, KRT2-F and KRT2-P.
  • Simple installation: Sub-D intermediate connector with Conec locking mechanism — no soldering, no tools required.
  • Power supply: 12–28 V directly via the radio; integrated mini-fuse protects in case of fault.
  • Bluetooth: 5.0 Low Energy, for Android and iOS.
  • features: Frequency selection via app (Standby & Active) and plain text name in the KRT2-Display.
  • Compact design: Dimensions 40 × 45 × 17 mm, Weight 50 gr.

Important note: This product is intended for experimental purposes only.

Step-by-step instructions as a PDF — in your language, for every supported navigation app. Also included with your delivery.

All instructions & datasheets

Additional Information

Weight 0,05 kg
Size 4x4,5x1,7 cm
Input configuration

Standard configuration (single-source BLE), dual-source (optional second external RS232 source / EFIS possible)

Compatibility

KRT2, KRT2-F, KRT2-P, KRT2-S

Operating system

Android, iOS

installation type

Plug-and-Play

Integrated fuse

Ja

Reverse polarity protection

Ja

Certification

Experimental

Plug-in system

Conec LatchLock

Initial configuration

Multidrop (supplying additional devices with received RS232 data)

Power Supply

12 V power supply, 24 V power supply

Product safety

Our adapters are experimental prototypes intended solely for use under test conditions. Installation and operation are the sole responsibility of the user; no type approval has been granted.

Before installation, please check compatibility with your radio and the permissible vehicle voltage. If you are unsure, contact us before installation.

Manufacturer / Distributor:
LayCom Vision GmbH – SD-Link
Chausseestr. 46, D-15518 Rauen, Germany
Tel. +49 3361 710253 · info@sdlink.de

9 reviews for SD-Link KRT2-E

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  1. Heiner Schütz

    I have today the KRT2 Adapter installed. The adapter is very small, the housing seems very sturdy, and the retaining clips on the connector hold well. The entire installation only takes a few minutes and it works perfectly. SkyDemon Simply select the radio under "Third-party devices", save it, and then you can use the function 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

    Verified purchase.

  2. BenChapman

    Installed in 2 minutes… and 90 seconds of that was trying to plug it in blind by feel!

    Verified purchase.

  3. Robert van Dortmond

    I tested the device, and......it is perfect! This is great, no more nervously changing frequencies all the time. Thanks!

    Verified purchase.

  4. Bernd Drabsch

    The adapter was installed in 10 minutes and works perfectly.

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  5. Hermann Viefhues

    I have the KRT2 Adapter installed. The adapter fits our C42 very well; the mounting clips hold well, but I secured them with cable ties anyway. The connection to SkyDemon and Sky-Map Works perfectly.

    Verified purchase.

  6. Kelvin Rusling

    After a bit of initial confusion, I got it working – and it works brilliantly! Although the manual doesn't mention it, SkyDemon correctly recognized the KRT2 radio. The key was selecting the KRT2 protocol manually in a second dropdown panel, which wasn't immediately visible and was still set to another radio type.
    I had assumed the protocol would switch automatically, but if I had taken the time to check the whole page, I would've spotted it sooner. Once set correctly, the adapter performs flawlessly. Highly recommended!

    Verified purchase.

  7. Chris Theakstone

    Couldn't be simpler, great product

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  8. Andy, UK

    During a turbulent flight, I accidentally switched off the radio while trying to change frequency at the point of a clearance delivery. With SD-Link, frequency changes can be sent directly from the navigation app to the radio, which makes cockpit handling much easier and helps avoid this kind of mistake. A very useful little device.

    Verified purchase.

  9. Andy, UK

    During a turbulent flight, I accidentally switched off the radio while trying to change frequency at the point of a clearance delivery. With SD-Link, frequency changes can be sent directly from the navigation app to the radio, which makes cockpit handling much easier and helps avoid this kind of mistake. A very useful little device.

    Verified purchase.

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